Xeneon Toolbox

Free and open source · macOS 14 or later · v1.18

Your Mac,
on the Edge.

Turn the Corsair Xeneon Edge into a touch dashboard, launcher and control deck. Live instruments, a Stream-Deck-style launcher, an ambient clock, tasks, an assistant and a phone remote, all built for a 2560 × 720 strip.

Download for macOS View on GitHub

Tap the screen to change pages. Move the mouse to look around.

Dashboard

Built for the strip

Every page is drawn for 2560 × 720 and a finger. These are real captures from the panel.

Dashboard with gauges, weather, calendar, tasks, running apps and now playing
Dashboard Sixteen cells, eighteen tiles. Drag, resize, remove, add from the gallery.
Deck launcher with app tiles
Deck Apps, sites, hotkeys, commands, webhooks and multi-step tiles on named pages.
Ambient screen with a large clock and vitals
Ambient Pull down from the top: a night clock, the next event, the weather, what's playing.
Clock page with world clocks and a focus timer
Clock World clocks, a focus timer and a day bar that shows where you are in the day.
Assistant conversation with a system status card
Assistant Talk or type. It drives the Mac and asks before anything risky.
Control centre with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, brightness and media
Control centre Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, appearance, brightness, output, media. One swipe from the top-right.
Boost modal listing heavy background apps
Boost See what's heavy, quit what you're not using, get memory back.
Tasks page with overdue and upcoming reminders
Tasks Reminders you can tick off with a finger, grouped by when they're due.

What it does

One app, one panel. The strip stops being a second monitor and starts being a control surface.

  1. Dashboard

    Instruments that stay readable at arm's length

    Processor, graphics, memory, network, storage, power and thermals as tick-ring gauges with history, plus weather, calendar, tasks, focus, devices, quick actions and what's playing. Tap a gauge for the top processes.

  2. Deck

    A launcher you build with your thumb

    Big tiles that open apps, sites, hotkeys, shell commands, webhooks and media keys. Chain them into one tap. Keep separate pages for work, streaming and play, and pin an app to open on a chosen display.

  3. Ambient

    A night clock when you're not looking

    Pull down from the top and the strip drops to a quiet clock with the next event, the weather and the music. Tap to bring the full panel back.

  4. Assistant

    An assistant that can actually do things

    Point it at any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, local models included. It launches apps, checks the system, searches the web, sets reminders and shows its work as cards. Anything risky waits for your approval.

  5. Remote

    The same panel on your phone

    Scan a code and the deck, dashboard and pages are on your phone over your own Wi-Fi. The link carries a private key you can rotate any time.

  6. Touch

    A real touch driver, no kernel extension

    The app reads the Edge's digitizer directly, so taps land where you touch, two fingers scroll and pinch, edge swipes change screens, and when your finger lifts the pointer goes back to where you were working.

  7. Quiet

    Two percent of a core, and updates that wait

    Gauges animate on the render server, nothing polls that doesn't have to, and new versions download in the background and install themselves when you're away.

See it move

Thirty seconds on the panel.

Install in a minute

Notarized by Apple. Nothing runs as root.

  1. 1

    Download and move it to Applications

    The zip holds one app. Drop it into Applications and open it.

  2. 2

    Allow Input Monitoring and Accessibility

    Reading the touch panel and moving windows need these two. The app asks, and if macOS won't prompt it opens the exact Privacy & Security pane and confirms the moment you flip the switch.

  3. 3

    Let it fix the resolution

    macOS often picks a scaled mode for the Edge. The Toolbox notices and switches the panel to its native 2560 × 720 with one tap, and undoes it if it looked wrong.

Download for macOS

Requires a Corsair Xeneon Edge and macOS 14 or later. Apple silicon and Intel.